Archival paper. Pigment ink. Prints built to last as long as the work they came from.
What your print is made of
The paper is Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308 gsm, made in Germany by a mill that has been at it since 1584. It is 100% cotton rag, acid-free, buffered against the acidity that paper absorbs from the air over decades, and compliant with ISO 9706 for permanence.
The ink is Canon's twelve-channel LUCIA PRO II pigment set. Dye ink is colour dissolved in liquid, and it fades in light. Pigment ink is made of tiny solid particles of colour that hold up far longer.
The printer is the Canon imagePROGRAF PRO-4600, a 44-inch large-format printer built for photography and fine art reproduction.
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The Studio
Toronto, Canada
Perenna prints fine art on archival cotton rag and ships nationwide from our studio in Toronto. The studio is run by Roop Chhoker, who prints, trims and checks every order before it ships.
Journal

What Printing Costs at Perenna
I'm Roop Chhoker, and I run the studio at Perenna. Here is how I price printing for artists and p...
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The Artist Programme
Perenna exists to print work by living artists. Here is what that programme will be, and why the shop opens with the archive instead.

How to Frame and Care for Your Fine Art Print
Your print just arrived. Here's how to make sure it outlives you.
First, let it lie flat. It ship...
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